Bible copies found at Osama bin Laden's hideout
It is being speculated that bin Laden used the religious books for coded communication.
The demolition crew found two volumes of the Bible from Osama bin Laden’s hideout in Abbottabad, Express News reported on Wednesday.
According to security officials, the Bible copies were in the English language and had certain lines of text highlighted.
It is being speculated that Laden had used these religious books for coded communication.
Apart from copies of the Bible, the demolition crew also found two radio sets from the compound.
Bulldozers on February 27 finished demolishing the hideout and only the wall of the compound remain intact, surrounding the debris of the three-storey building. Security forces guarding the compound refuse to let anyone inside.
The triple-storey house, built over an area of 38,000 square feet and worth Rs85 million, was under the control of the security forces and police since the May 2011 raid.
According to security officials, the Bible copies were in the English language and had certain lines of text highlighted.
It is being speculated that Laden had used these religious books for coded communication.
Apart from copies of the Bible, the demolition crew also found two radio sets from the compound.
Bulldozers on February 27 finished demolishing the hideout and only the wall of the compound remain intact, surrounding the debris of the three-storey building. Security forces guarding the compound refuse to let anyone inside.
The triple-storey house, built over an area of 38,000 square feet and worth Rs85 million, was under the control of the security forces and police since the May 2011 raid.